We are very pleased to announce that Nicola Hall, a solicitor in our civil litigation and housing team, has been accepted onto the board of trustees of Homemaker Southwest. The primary purpose of Homemaker is to prevent homelessness and promote independence in the...
With news that the moratorium on eviction claims has been extended a further four weeks to the 20 September 2020, what does this mean for private landlords? The amended Civil Procedure Rules 1998 bring about several changes to the current procedure including the...
At the start of lockdown, the Housing Secretary promised that no one would lose their home as a result of coronavirus. Unfortunately, with the Government’s moratorium on evictions ending this weekend, we face the reality that this may well be the case for thousands of...
The Tenant Fees Act 2019, as of 1 June 2020 applies to all tenancies and statutory periodic tenancies entered into before 1 June 2019. This means that any term in a tenancy agreement which requires a prohibited payment can no longer have effect and any landlord or...
If you have any questions for the housing team or want some advice on housing issues, contact us today on 01392 256854 or by email enquiries@cartridgeslaw.co.uk. Eviction Can my landlord evict me because of coronavirus? An eviction is illegal if your landlord has not...
Legal Aid has been the undervalued and neglected third pillar of the welfare state for years and years. Compare with public perception of health and education – for example, the majority of parliament seem to agree that NHS and education are valuable – access to...